The one side of the migration problem in Germany Not a long ago I read an article about problems that German youth with a migration background face in their country. Young people in Germany started a hashtag #MeTwo in social media where there shared the stories in which they collided the bias and prejudice in everyday life. There was a young girl in the center of the story who was telling the journalist about the disparity that began from the high school. She was an Romanian but been lived in Germany since she was six. She remembered as her teacher at school tried to convince her go to the more vocational school instead of academic. She empasized that students with non-German roots couldn't be effective and succesful in study like their Germans contemporaries. But she chose a different way and in result fluent in five languages and works editor in chief in German magazine. Also she remembered how she tried to find a place for the living and had no hearing back from the landlords. But when her boyfriend - native German, blue-eyed and with a "right" name - joined her in her search - lo and behold, they had several replies from the landlords in no time at all. One of the German taechers anonymously, for fear in loosing her job, told the reporter that some of her colleguages directly stigmatized some pupils with Turkish descent by not even remembering their names, not to mention any kind of proper studing. Several researches made by group of social workers showed that non-German pupils had an lower degrees for the same kind of their tasks. I think that this situation can become onle worse, continuing the segragation between different nations living there. Unfortunately, if you stand out in any way you have to make much more efforts to gain a foothold in any senses and areas. And always, it's in human nature, the one person neither good he or not, smart or not, will be judged by behavior of his own majority. And if this majority is not the model of apropriate behavior in the society they are living in - I feel sorry for you, but you will struggle it all your life. At least in the foreseeble future in our crazy modern world.